To share my overall thoughts as to me a movie would probably reinact part of the campaign or want to involve the WH/officials. Why are you getting so bogged down on hypotheticals about a movie? Is it because I thought it was a terrible idea? If so just say that. I still think it's a terrible idea to create a movie about losing a political campaign and putting it on the big screens like it's some historical masterpiece to let your kids see a campaign that wasn't successful. As I said, it would just be likely to damage the Dems public image and give a ton of fodder for the opposition to mock.
Who else has gotten Hollywood involved to make a movie about a campaign loss? I can't think of anyone. I don't even think Obama got a movie after making history? (other than what were probably straight to TV documentaries) Then again I can't even think of anyone who has had a book written about a loss, just autobiographies that may include paragraphs about campaigns. As you'll likely say as a private citizen she can create a book on whatever she wants, and yes, that's true and fine, what I said about that is in my earlier posts. The book is likely to reignite 2016 all over again at the end of 2017 and probably into 2018 with arguing, bickering and so on. I personally think it's bad timing as no, it's not Hillary's time to be back in the spotlight. Dems need a party refocus and fresh candidate plans, not to be bogged down with 2016 bickering again. An autobiography nearer 2020 when Dems aren't in rubble or better yet when Republicans are out of power? Go wild. A year later during turmoil, eh, you're going to get criticism for your timing Hillary.
